91.   Burton started the day three strokes behind and fell to four with a bogey on the second hole.

92.   British Open champion Tom Lehman moved one stroke behind Montgomerie after recovering from a miserable start.

93.   Bud Allin and Bob Murphy tied for third, a stroke behind the leaders in regulation.

94.   Butch Baird, Lee Elder and Dick Hendrickson finished a stroke behind.

95.   By the turn, he was four strokes behind Irwin and the rest of the field had faded.

96.   Campbell was four strokes behind after one hole of the final round.

97.   Canada, powered by Lorie Kane, finished fourth, two strokes behind the Americans.

98.   Cink finished about an hour after Mickelson with bogeys on three of the last four holes to end up two strokes behind.

99.   Clarke, of Northern Ireland, started the day in second place, one stroke behind American Bruce Vaughan.

100.   Colin Montgomerie was a stroke behind, enjoying a successful and turmoil-free round.